The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

out his knowledge or consent She might
get trusted tar most o. the articles she
waited bat some d them Of the most im
portanee esro at Henry Mlller's store aaa
she would not ask 10 be trusted There Y
she never obtained the articles
Her reverl,s we're q, length broken oii
hy the sound Of hofse coming Of rather
a quick tot behind her, She looked ofet
her shoulder, aud there was that tall map
With black whIskers, mounted on large
aud beautiful black horse within a few
rods Of ber; she shuddercd LITTLE at hrst
At the idea Of having bis company through
the woods, but as be came up and aeeosl-
ed her With such easy and gentle mau-
ners, she soon recovered from her ircpi-
datiou, and rode on with her won,od com
posure,
Rather lone road here. Miss, said tue
stranger, looking IL tie dark woods That
lay 10 the valley before them, How far do
you go, miss?
Seven or eight miles, said Dolby, besi
tatiug little.
/ am happy to haye company on The
road, said the stranger for II Is rather
lonesome riding alone | trust you will
allow me to be your proiectoff
Debby thanked him, but said she was
never lonesome and never afraid; still,
iu lonely place it was agreeable to have
company.
Did you make out TO Get your hill
changed2 asked the stranger
No, said Debby, tried till was tired,
but could find no one to change 1t.
The stranger made himself very agree
able, aud Debby began to think that her
feelings at first had done him injustice,
and she tried what she could TO make
amends, 10y being social IN her turn. They
had now reached the deepest, darkest
part Of the valley through which the road
lay. The heavy woods were about them
and not sound was TO be heard except
the murmuring Of the little brook over
which they had just passed, The strang
sraJaniv ,oae n her side. aud seIz-
ing the reins OF her bride, told her at
noo .ba ,ons, ,,va bim the hundred dol
lar bill
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